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What Is My Phoenix Personal Injury Claim Worth?

Find Out If You May Qualify

– Updated on November 27, 2024

No two injury claims are exactly the same. This means it is impossible to predict what a particular Phoenix personal injury claim may be worth without a careful review of all medical records, any property damage, emotional trauma, and the economical impact of these injuries on a victim not only in the immediate future but in the long run. By talking to a Phoenix injury lawyer about your case, however, you may be able to get a better picture of what your claim may be worth – even during an initial consultation.

With legal experience and resources to economists, medical professionals, accident reconstruction specialists and other professionals in related fields, a personal injury attorney can begin to build evidence that supports your claim and also establishes what your case may be worth.

Types of Financial Damages in Phoenix Personal Injury Claims

Depending on the particular accident or injuries sustained, a victim may be entitled to the following compensatory damages under Arizona personal injury law:

  • Medical care
  • Medical supplies
  • Future medical treatment
  • Physical therapy
  • Rehabilitative treatment
  • Lost wages
  • Future lost earnings or loss of earning potential
  • Pain and suffering
  • Emotional trauma
  • Funeral or burial costs
  • Loss of companionship (for a lost loved one)

The financial compensation awarded in a personal injury lawsuit is meant to assist a victim in rebuilding his or her life to a similar position as it was before the injury occurred. Although we cannot help you avoid an accident in the first place, a Phoenix personal injury attorney at Goldwater Law Firm, P.C. may be able to help you get the money you need to begin facing a brighter future.

Find out what your injury claim may be worth. Contact a Phoenix injury lawyer at our law offices today!

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